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In this episode of the Directionally Correct Podcast, hosts Skip and Marlo delve into various topics ranging from the humorous yet troubling aspects of racism in society to the dynamics of nepotism in sports, particularly focusing on Bronny James. We explore the complexities of sports commentary, the economics of player evaluation, and the often-overlooked sacrifices that come with success in athletics. The conversation highlights the importance of mentality over mere talent and the harsh realities faced by those striving for greatness in competitive fields. We know it ain't a handout if it's handed to you, but do your best to try and stay Directionally Correct.

In this conversation, the Newsman Skip & Marlo the significance of Black History Month while addressing the lack of Black head coaches in the NFL. They explore the systemic challenges faced by Black coaches, the historical context of coaching opportunities, and the need for accountability in the hiring process. The discussion highlights the importance of recognizing and preserving Black history amidst ongoing societal challenges. In this conversation, Marlo and News-Man Skip delve into the complexities of systemic racism, the responsibilities of the Black community, and the challenges of navigating societal expectations. They discuss the historical context of racial dynamics, the importance of community identity, and the need for economic empowerment. The dialogue emphasizes the necessity of understanding one's worth and the limitations of hard work in overcoming systemic barriers. I know you want to, but don't give up. Give us a listen so you can be Directionally Correct

In this episode of the Direction Correct Podcast, hosts Newsman Skip and Marlo discuss a range of pressing issues, including the recent dropping of Zion Williamson by Jordan Brand, the ongoing problem of extrajudicial killings in the U.S., and the racial disparities that persist in policing. They delve into the historical context of racism, the rise of authoritarianism, and the implications of unchecked power in governance. The conversation highlights the economic disparities affecting society and concludes with a call for justice and equality, emphasizing the need for the law to apply equally to all individuals. Make sure you make your intentions known, and keep your hands where we can seem em’ while we get you Directionally Correct

In this episode of the Directionally Correct Podcast, we briefly discuss the tragic issue of gun violence in America, reflecting on its normalization in society and the implications for mental health and community safety. Afterward, we cover imposter syndrome, exploring its prevalence, causes, and effects on personal and professional life. The conversation emphasizes the importance of self-awareness, resilience, and the need to confront fears and societal expectations to overcome feelings of inadequacy. If you ever catch yourself feeling "legit-ish" give this a listen to make sure you remain directionally correct.

The appendix series of The Directionally Correct crew offers an (even less) structured conversation about whatever random topics come to mind. In this chat, RBG & Newsman Skip talk largely about movies. Enjoy the background white noise from The Directionally Correct team.

In this episode, the directionally correct crew discuss the evolving landscape of dating post-pandemic, emphasizing the challenges posed by social media and changing expectations. Is entitlement healthy, a genuine risk, or just a fact of life? What is the bell curve of desirability, and how market dynamics influence dating? Join the directionally correct crew as they embark on just how healthy (or unhealthy) swipe culture is.

In an appendix episode, Newsman Skip & RBG discuss the state of basketball & the NBA Finals in the cold open. Then the Miz joins us to discuss the power of voting and whether or not it's just hot air (30:49). You be the referee on this episode of Directionally Correct.

The Directionally Correct Crew take a stab at the current political landscape and discuss the "genius" of Elon Musk, the effectiveness of elections, and of course...blockchain.

Addiction takes many forms - seemingly more and more every year. On this episode we talk about the oldest: pornography. The Directionally Correct crew discuss social media, porn addiction, and how intimacy has been irreversibly changed.

The Directionally Correct Crew turns their sights towards Shannon Sharpe's latest drama, the implications for both parties, and most importantly, what would you do?